I’m scared. I think Donald Trump will win again in 2024.

[pink sushi 4,351]

Are we expected to assume that Trump will be alive in 3 years? 

He is an obese 75 year old man with early signs of dementia who eats fast food and Diet Coke everyday 

[pachinko 10,759]

Gas is too expensive. Sorry Biden, I’m not voting for you again. 

[Stephen 30,433]

The elite Democrats are too stupid, self absorbed, selfish and out of touch to nominate anyone progressive. It’s such a shame.

I honestly wish Biden would step down / retire after his term and let a better candidate run. I don’t know who that would be but I can’t see him winning again. It’s bleak man.

[HardlyaSaint 727]

3 hours ago, Fresco said:

Check your calendar. It's 2021 today. That election is 3 years from now. After the midterms. Much living will happen between now and then.

Why do I actually feel like a lot less living is about to happen on a grand scale pretty soon? Is anyone else getting an omen feeling ab everything lately  ? 

[HardlyaSaint 727]

1 hour ago, pink sushi said:

He is an obese 75 year old man with early signs of dementia who eats fast food and Diet Coke everyday 

I feel like these are the qualifications and requirements for 90 percent of American politicians 

 

Anybody with these traits might have a higher chance in office. 

[HardlyaSaint 727]

3 hours ago, WheresMy911Alice said:

 

What happened to all the dreams for our country that Bernie had  I hate it here 

Too much time being spent sleeping and not enough time spent facing reality. 

[27monster27 15,963]

Hopefully in the debates (praying that he doesn't get that far) Trump will get nailed repeatedly over the issues that he caused regarding the election.

The DNC plays a part in why some of the left is fragmented. Their decisions to nominate more moderate people over more progressive people has really pushed away a lot of people. I'm not saying that we shouldn't try to sway moderate voters in the direction of democrats, but we should definitely push for nominating candidates that are stronger than people like Biden. Specifically ones that can work a bit harder to get things done.

[PartySick 173,469]

3 hours ago, Speak Easy said:

Start penalizing the non-vaccinated. 

I said what I said. 
 

I don’t think we should fine people like Austria is doing the $4000/3months fine…but I do think if you can’t show a vaccination card signed by a doctor, you shouldn’t be able to attend concerts, bars, clubs, theaters, sporting events, restaurants, malls until you can. 
 

I couldn’t run track until I got my shots in the 7th grade. What’s the difference? 
 

 

 

3 hours ago, HuffsAhoy said:

Amen! There is actually a gay bar, shockingly, about an hour from me that requires proof of vaccine to enter. It's a great safety net. We need more of things like that nation wide. 

The bad thing is Biden can introduce as much common sense legislation as he wants and either our congress will abort it or the courts will strike it down. Like the "vaccine or regular negative tests and masks for employees" requirements got killed.

I don't actually know of a way Biden can "win" on the covid front  even if he did get something through, morons like DeSantis would spend every waking hour trying to kill it. Like, DeSantis won't even let schools have mask mandates  which is a total overstepping of his power 'cause school boards are staffed with people who are locally elected. He has no right. But I guess big government is fine as long as you're the one being an ass.

Anyway, as much as I lowkey agree with the sentiment of "if the idiots don't want to get their vaccines them let 'em die ", there are risks with giving up on pushing to get people vaccinated. The biggest one being what Fauci and all the other health experts are afraid of. A population where only half the people are vaccinated is the PERFECT breeding ground for a variant of covid that's able to bypass vaccines. A "vaccine buster", they called it.

People need to get their damn shots, basically  and if the Biden admin. can't get the messaging right or the necessary legislation put into place to get that done effectively then it's a loss tbh.

[PartySick 173,469]

1 hour ago, pachinko said:

Gas is too expensive. Sorry Biden, I’m not voting for you again. 

The president doesn't control the price of gas

[PartySick 173,469]

3 hours ago, StarstruckIllusion said:

Not everyone agreeing… ugh I hate this. So terrifying. He cannot win again. Cannot. It’s scaring me and my home girls!! ‘When I catch you, “moderate” democrats…’™️

I wouldn't worry tbh.

As soon as Trump's name is on that ticket, the 81 million Americans who voted for Biden, along with a huge chunk of people that turned/will turn 18 between 2020 and 2024 will rush in to crush him. His 70 million will only continue shrinking either 'cause they lost faith in his Qanon movement or they keeled over from covid 'cause they're too stupid to get their shots

A 2022 blowout is much more likely tbh 'cause Democrats are lazy as F*CK in midterm elections. But we've survived GOP congresses before and we'll do it again.

[Oyster 2,458]

4 hours ago, HardlyaSaint said:

He’s definitely going to win. People typically like to run back to what’s familiar to them (as a sort of “system restore” phenomenon) especially when they’re leaving one toxic circumstance and jumping into another even more toxic one. Biden has debuted all the pay offs that Trump set up about the democratic image and its really fallen under itself this year more than any other year. He’s strategic and knows exactly what’s he’s doing. Biden is being used as a scapegoat on top of already being an incompetent politician. This is a big game of chess. We all know what’s coming. 

Ight

[djBuffoon 12,239]

Anyone who expected Biden to swoop in and solve these long-standing issues (immigration, for one thing), gets upset that he didn’t solve them, and votes for Trump or someone equally as destructive to democracy instead, I-....

If we get Trump back in ‘24, honestly, we’ll deserve whatever we get. And none of it will be good. 

[Chromatica Island 8,517]

Trump will be in prison or dead by his Mcdonalds diet.

[Fresco 1,688]

56 minutes ago, HardlyaSaint said:

Why do I actually feel like a lot less living is about to happen on a grand scale pretty soon? Is anyone else getting an omen feeling ab everything lately  ? 

A vaccine maker scientist said they had the original covid-19 vaccine within 1 week after they got a virus sample. All the rest of the time it took was for testing and approvals. They started working on a variant vaccine as soon as they had data on a new variant.

I was nervous for a week. But this variant seems mild if vaccinated, so far.

I hope you are not thinking about wars, cuz foreign policy is heating up with some wing stretching and feather ruffling. If everyone just respected established borders, the world would be so much safer for everyone. Instead of wars, we should only have trade disputes, so much less bloody.

[jeremiahsaint1000 487]

biden has been president for less than 12 months, if anything the economy is a result of trumps policies and the fact that he denied covid was real for the first few months of the pandemic. Gas prices fluctuate no matter who is president, i think personally  bidens done a good job tackling covid and i feel as though we are more at peace as a country knowing trumps not in charge of the nuke codes. lets not forget every single effing day was horrible under trump  and economically speaking he was not anything special. 

the dems need to put someone younger in power, someone more progressive but lets not forget biden is a million times better than trump, trump was a disaster for the entire 4 years he was in power. every other counrty except russia felt so ashamed of us.